Our insistence on language as the thing in literature logically leads to non-representational, or transformational, possibilities of creating literature, as opposed to the representational, pseudorealistically psychological modes of writing dominating, alas, the contemporary Anglo-American literary production.
Great writing also dominates the back of the book.
In The Daily Telegraph John Barber wrote, "Gielgud dominates all with an unexpected caricature of a mincing pedant, his noble features blurred so as to mimic a fussed and fatuous egghead.
While the writing was dominated by Islamists, professional jurists had their input.
After World War II prose writing was dominated by novels reflecting the experiences of the Greeks during eight years of war (1941 49).
He could have easily included the fact that we have to some extent restored the fine art of letter writing, which dominated communication for so many hundreds of years before the telephone.
Their seniority, needless to say, is earned - they have had plenty of time to ripen and grow - but it is nonetheless startling to see how thoroughly American writing is dominated by this generation.
While Lennon and McCartney -- shown as older, better-developed talents who were able to use each other to fuel their writing -- dominated the band's output, Harrison quietly devoted himself to getting better.
Last night's Pulitzer Prize - the Oscars of American writing - was dominated by writing and journalism about the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon.
It is this failure – a ceaseless threnody keening through the writing mind – that dominates my working life, just as an overweening sense of not having loved with enough depth or recklessness or tenderness dominates my personal one.
